Ford Recalls 270,000 Vehicles

is recalling over a quarter of a million
vehicles in North America after discovering a flaw that could
lead to the cars rolling away.

Two vehicles are included in the recall: cars equipped with a 2.5-liter engine that were
made between 2013 and 2016 and 2,500 2019 Ford Ranger trucks.

The recall issues are slightly different, but both result in
owners being able to remove the key when the car is not in
park (even though they might think it is). In both cases,
there is no warning chime or message to drivers.

That could result in forward movement once the drive takes
their foot off of the break. To date, there have been three
reports of property damage and one potential injury. As Ford
works on a fix, it’s urging owners to use the car’s emergency
brake.

The actions follow the recall of earlier this year, which
could catch fire if they were washed. Ford also recalled
in three separate
recalls in February. Included among those was the recall of
1.5 million F-150s due to a transmission flaw that could
cause the vehicles to downshift to first gear with no
warning. Honda, last year, due to the ongoing Takata
issue, which looks to remedy potentially explosive air bags.

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